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. >> and for craig staley, a long-time friend, that's what he is he holding on to. armstrong is one of the owners. staley and armstrong have known each other since they were teenagers. >> have you lost faith in him? >> there's still a lot of things that he's done and accomplished outside of the seven tours of france. a lot of people are abandoning him really quickly and i think that -- i think that was in some ways a rush to judgment. because i've known the guy a long time and story's not over and he's not finished. >> reporter: but many of lance armstrong's biggest enemies in the cycling world, and there are many, now must feel that they are looking down on the mountain top on him. >> the anti-doping agency says simply sitting down with an interview would not lift the lifetime ban that he faceses because of the report that came back out in october but they said that he will have to sit down under oath and help investigators understand how all of this happened in the cycling industry but a source close to the situation, aware of what's going on of the situation tell
. >> and for craig staley, a long-time friend, that's what he is he holding on to. armstrong is one of the owners. staley and armstrong have known each other since they were teenagers. >> have you lost faith in him? >> there's still a lot of things that he's done and accomplished outside of the seven tours of france. a lot of people are abandoning him really quickly and i think that -- i think that was in some ways a rush to judgment. because i've known the guy a long time and...
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craig in washington, craig? >> caller: jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: hey, i love you brother. >> what's shaking? >> caller: mmr holdings. >> interesting, because all of those stocks are moving up from japan. i'm not going to fight that. i've been buying ewj, that means i think it represents japan. that's where i prefer you to be. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: coming up, win with wireless? there's a spat of new stocks on the street and many more coming in 2013 from cutting edge next generation wi-fi to cruise lines. has your ship finally come in? or will there be a disconnect? cramer's breaking down what it takes for these stocks to tick up just ahead. taking control of your financial destiny is smart. but why would you go it alone? >> something that has a much larger bearing on you and the stock market. >> announcer: let cramer be your guide, your sounding board. >> i'm having a hard time with my favorite stock. >> announcer: and your coach on the road
craig in washington, craig? >> caller: jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: hey, i love you brother. >> what's shaking? >> caller: mmr holdings. >> interesting, because all of those stocks are moving up from japan. i'm not going to fight that. i've been buying ewj, that means i think it represents japan. that's where i prefer you to be. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: coming up, win with wireless?...
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craig, if you come dot stage, i'll hand the podium over. [applause] >> thank you, coming from the south, we often time -- comedians make fun of southerners, and they make fun of things we call signs, it's a sign if -- so let me give you one that it might be a sign if the private sector will not insure you. ever thought about that? we oftentimes get so loss in talking about policy and cause and the debates over climate change, is it real, not real, manmade, not manmade. i work pretty much in the world of outcomes and not in theory. it happens, you deal with it. i asked myself if the private sector with all of their financial resources and tools cannot figure out how to make money off your risk, it might be a sign. they can do it for house fires, can't they? they can do it for your car as bad as a driver is in dc, they can insure you, and you can afford it; right? you might not like it, but you can afford it. they figured out how to make that work. how come they can't do earthquakes? how come they can't do floods? how come they are not doing
craig, if you come dot stage, i'll hand the podium over. [applause] >> thank you, coming from the south, we often time -- comedians make fun of southerners, and they make fun of things we call signs, it's a sign if -- so let me give you one that it might be a sign if the private sector will not insure you. ever thought about that? we oftentimes get so loss in talking about policy and cause and the debates over climate change, is it real, not real, manmade, not manmade. i work pretty much...
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is the anti-federalist who said everything appeared they wanted however, what did they all agree on craig's powerful government had to be limited, aggressively at sensible to protect liberty. so i couldn't be more in favor aggressively limiting government in accordance with their founding principles. government but in my opinion leads nowhere valuable. >> we can always ask how much worse it would be if we weren't doing what we were doing. questions. line between treason and loyalty to one's country and between materials and idealism or faith. part of the discussion is what enduring lessons we can get, one looks now for the pipeline can be tried today. we seem to have a timberline between the various forms of political radicalism that president obama is heir to end the arguments that now filled in this last election of conservatives that those things have presented a legacy that the american policy should recheck. barman has given us an idea that american greatness can be reasserted. al regnery has given its principles of the american constitutional order a new called for a principled modera
is the anti-federalist who said everything appeared they wanted however, what did they all agree on craig's powerful government had to be limited, aggressively at sensible to protect liberty. so i couldn't be more in favor aggressively limiting government in accordance with their founding principles. government but in my opinion leads nowhere valuable. >> we can always ask how much worse it would be if we weren't doing what we were doing. questions. line between treason and loyalty to...
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there is a lot of different ways dhe go at this problem. >> craig, thank you very much. we hope to be back with you soon as we follow this story. we appreciate you being here. >> my pleasure. >> united technologies teaming up to build the next military helicopters. it has both of the two major helicopters builders. up quarter. one more word on boeing. the cnbc documentary "dreamliner, include the boeing 787." phil lebeau will take you on a tour inside the plane that was supposed to change the way you fly. simon? >> yeah. don't step on the lithium batteries while you're about it. >>> the flu is hitting this season, that's for sure. it is an epidemic. but the cdc has new numbers and which areas are hardest hit. >>> plus, ipo investors, some people making a lot of money on cruise ships. that's next. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td a
there is a lot of different ways dhe go at this problem. >> craig, thank you very much. we hope to be back with you soon as we follow this story. we appreciate you being here. >> my pleasure. >> united technologies teaming up to build the next military helicopters. it has both of the two major helicopters builders. up quarter. one more word on boeing. the cnbc documentary "dreamliner, include the boeing 787." phil lebeau will take you on a tour inside the plane that...
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let's bring in craig burger managing director with fdr capital markets. great to have you with us. >> good morning. >> the fear about how much they will spend this year, is that a reason for the stock to go down 6%? >> that is a reason for the stock to be down 6 prsz. they're spending $13 billion in capital. even $11 billion for this year, following $11 billion last year, it's a lot. it's going to pressure gross margins in the coming years. it's not a today problem. but with no pc unit growth to spend that much capital, is a little concerning. >> let's delve into the numbers then. you say that based on 2013 guidance, you are expecting some sort of a bounce in pc shipments in the second half of 2013. will that help at all? >> the macro is baked into their guidance. it will help a little bit. you're still looking at pc unit growth this year between 0% and 5%. 5% being the good case. and so the company's annual depreciation is only $7 billion. now they're having two years in a row at $11 billion and $13 billion. that depreciation is going to go up, pressure
let's bring in craig burger managing director with fdr capital markets. great to have you with us. >> good morning. >> the fear about how much they will spend this year, is that a reason for the stock to go down 6%? >> that is a reason for the stock to be down 6 prsz. they're spending $13 billion in capital. even $11 billion for this year, following $11 billion last year, it's a lot. it's going to pressure gross margins in the coming years. it's not a today problem. but with...